The kinders learned about Hanukkah and made menorah! Happt Hanukkah!

The PreK enjoys all things gingerbread! They've been exploring the world of gingerbread using all five senses! From crafting life-sized gingerbread houses to making cookies, the joy is in the detail!

The Taylor students in grades 5-8 are kicking off their service learning project for Arts for Little Hearts. In this project they will learn basic sewing skills and creating small heart stuffies to bring smiles to hospiltalized children worldwide. 

The Taylor middle school students won Best Storyboard and Judges' Choice Award at the Kids CAN Build competition! 

Kids Can Build is an exciting competition run by the Shalom Food Pantry in the Capital Region. This program educates children to give back to their community and brings awareness to food insecurity. The project benefits the student body, the community, and recipients of local food pantries.

Students from local middle schools compete by building life-size structures out of donated food items. The structures are then on exhibit at Crossgates Mall for one week.

This competition "brings to life" all of the valuable STEAM educational methods that the students learn in the classroom. The students are incorporating this project into their curriculum to design and build their structures using science, math, engineering, technology and art.

Invest in Kids Today So They Can give Back Tomorrow!

Teamwork makes the dreamwork! Our kindgeraen class turned recess into a construction zone, collaborating to build the coolest bridge for our toy trucks to conquer the sandpit!

The sensory table in PreK may look simple with cranberries and water... Howver, children are learning how to observe, weigh and measure. They are experimenting and discovering about capacity, volume, and buoyancy.